
Business Development, sqanit
The Business Development team at sqanit helps manufacturers accelerate digital transformation through DPP.cloud. By working closely with customers and technology partners, the team identifies new opportunities for Digital Product Passports, connected products, and digital lifecycle solutions. Their expertise supports organizations in improving product transparency, regulatory compliance, sustainability, customer engagement, and business growth.








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Since 27 September 2026, generic claims like “eco-friendly” need recognised excellent environmental performance, and sustainability labels need a certification scheme or a public authority behind them. We look at what changed and where the Digital Product Passport helps, and where it doesn’t.
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Two standardised EU disclosures since 27 September: a general legal guarantee notice and a product-specific GARAN label. Retailers display them, but GARAN only works with the producer's data per model.
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B2B manufacturers on inRiver have a different DPP agenda: steel and aluminium are part of the first ESPR working plan, digital machine documentation becomes possible under the Machinery Regulation from 2027, and B2B customers increasingly request structured sustainability data. Learn how the integration handles deep variant trees and why the identifier question should be solved early.
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No, there is no MedTech DPP deadline. What exists: a UDI foundation under MDR that makes device-level passports a small step, an eIFU regulation that gives QR-linked device pages a legal basis today, and a service economy that pays for the passport before ESPR arrives.
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